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SPEEDWAY RACING

The Psychology of Cricket

LEADERS OF THE Character

TENNIS WORLD and

OFFICIAL NATIONAL Captaincy

RANKING LISTS

FOR 1931

THE AUSTRIAN RANKING.

Men.

1. Franz Matejka.

2. Hermann Artens.

3. Erwin Bolzano.

4. Harry Kinzel.

. Heinrich Eifermann.

6. Willy Brosch.

7. Willy Winterstein.

8. Michel Haberl

9. Dr. Felix Hirsch,

10. Graf Adam Bawarovμki.

Ladies,

1. Fr. Erna Redlich.

2. Fr. Hitde Eisenmenger,

3. Frl. Lies Herbst.

4. Frl. Lily Ellissen.

5. Fr. Trude Wolf.

6. Fr. Larry Soukup.

7. Fr. Grete Tischler. 8. Pri. Berta Binzer,

LEAGUE WITHOUT 9. Erl. Helga Helmer

A TROPHY

LACK OF INCENTIVE

thi

FOR TEAMS

10. Frl, Roal Kraus.

THE HUNGARIAN RANKING.

Men

1. Bela Kehrling.

2. Emil Gabrovitz.

3. Lehel Bano,

4. Elek Straub,

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5. George Brjetomszky.

6. Count E. Zihey

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Calomas Kirchmayr.

E. Petery.

been 11-14.

Emil Ferenczy.

L. Hegyeasy,

A National League without trophy! Such is the position in English National Speedway League competition, which during the first week of July. Since the start of the season thousands of speedway followers have cheering their teams to victory in neither a competition for which medals nor prizes have been provid- ed!

This Gilbertian state of affairs can only be attributed to the anxiety of the National Speedway Association to run two

7. Ivan Baluzs.

P: Kiss.

F. Leiner.

15-19.

Egon Adler,

Leagues 20-24,

this season-the present National League and a new League confined to teams which fill the eight leading positions,

Promoters regard the existing League as a qualifying competition. This viewpoint is wrong. Both Leagues should be entirely indepen- dent of each other. With no prize! to be fought for, a team may as well be eighth as first as long na it qualifies for the new tournament.

Surely the association could put up a trophy for the existing com. petition 7

There is a proposal afcot to run the new League on the lines of the Daily Mail competition. The sug- gestion is that, instead of the re- sult depending upon one match, the total points scored in home and away matches between two teama shill determine the issue.

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JUNE'S HERE!

Tibor Friedrich. Roland Jacoby. Helmuth Radicke. Nicholas Szenthey. Coloman' Aschner. I. Hubert. 1. Nyeviczkey.

It. Szekely.

A. Varndy Szubo.

Ladies.

1. Miss Baumgarten. 2. Mrs. Sereder.

3. Mrs. Wiener.

4. Mrs. Bokor. 6-7. Miss Demko.

Miss Sarkany. Mrs. Stern.

8-13. Mrs. Bozaik.

Mrs. Brandenburger. Miss Laten.

14-17.

Mrs. Ritseher.

Countess Szapory.

Mrs. Tihanyi.

Mrs. Halasz.

Miss Filatz.

Mra. Ray

Mina Siposs.

THE ESSENTIALS OUTLINED

IF

Theophrastus had inelud-

da cricketer in his well-

known characters, he would

ATTEMPT ON RECORD

SWIMMERS TRAIN FOR OLYMPIAD

BRITISH HOPES

ינת

Just now the talk of the swim- surely have had to fuse in bin the mine world is the Olympic trials.

The leading swimmers in the Athenian Trad Spartan Ideals,

South of England

put. Either would have offered hins the ting In their Anal training raw material of perfect physical for the texts to be held at fitness sustained through self-Paddlington on Juno 3 and 4. The | discipline without asceticism, but Northern and Scottish trials have

of the tenacity and courage

already taken place, but the form Leonidas would have been Fe-

displayed did not suggest the pos inforced by the imaginative yersibility of a win at Los Angeles, satility of a Themistocles, whilst A must encouraging feature of the a dash of the Periclean vision

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number of

would have sweetened the whole, results, however, was the exellent

form revealed by a Physical fitness, courag4", in-

youngsters. agination, and sportsmanship— essential charac- these are the

A. Chassels, a youthful member of the

teristics of the Ideal cricketer, the Pollokshields B.C., swam and the history of the game is 400 metres free-style in 5min. 26 one long record of the art the 3-sec., and Norman Wainwright.

~DO DAZZLING® RUNS

Here la Ben Eastman of Stan- ford, U.S., who is shown break- ing the warld's 880-yard record only two weeks after setting a new 440 yard mark.

have played. Mr. Crutchley could of Hani Si tans in min} LEAGUE TENNIS

21ger.

I play one of the most brilliant covered the same distance 5

innings of the Varsity match with mensdes thick all over him, Mr. Tennyson, maimed in one hand,

AN ATTACK ON RECORD.

But

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could defy the terrors of Meyers. In the corresponding test for the Gregory and MacDonald in n Teat ladies Miss M. Kenyon (Nelson match. Mr. Jessop could hit an S.C.), who swam unpaced, returned astonishing hundred against the the good time of 6min. 2sec. Ployers at Searborough when his caally the smartest performance that of Beatrice Wol- proper place was beil, but

the was general principle holds that if the stenholme, horty is out of condition it cannot chester pirt.

for respond quickly and accurately time enough to the calls made upon it style was 2min. 49sec. Progress on of tennis in Hongkong, Hazel and flow often have we seen physical these lines will place this girl in Seralen have not before this sen- exhaustion get 疆 wicket that the very front rank of world swim-

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12-year-old Man- whose reported frees

200 metres

D. Hazel and Y. Segaten

Although well known exponents

are,

seemed unassailable, or sap theming, and will bring her fame simi-son played together. They Are and length from a bowler who ar to that achieved by her 17-year- however, teaming up in the first for a time carried all before him uid sister, Ceceltia, breaker of world string of the Hongkong Cricket

Bath

are Club lengue combinations, and But the body is the servant of the breast-stroke records. mind, and no physical efficiency puniis of Mr. Jack Laverty. the should prove a great asset. will.command success unless it is well-known Midland conch.

Notable nwimmers who, for some

Hazel has quite an enviable re- concentrate on the task in hand: reason or other, did not compete in eord as a doubles player, having

are sus- the Northern trinks this concentration means a tained effort of will, and ability to

is command it greatest moral asset in the eric keter's armoury.

controlled by a mind

that can

Norman

the Brooks, Arthur Taylor and R. II. secured his county colours, play- the Leivers. The last-named, holder ing for Somerset in 1930, and nt Wimbledon with of the British native record for 440 appearing yards and hulled as the most pro-W.A.II. Duff, the Canadian Davis mising of our younger awinimera. Cup player. Hazel is, in fact, to recovering from influenza And esentially a doubles player, and in has only recently resumed light this department of the game has will training.

few equals in the Colony. Though inclined to be defensive in his

TYPE OF CRICKET COURAGE.

of To sustain an effort needs courage. for there is much; to undermine it. Even iT We Of the men of the South the ground strokes, he has a fine at- never know the panic that actually only apparent certainty for the tacking service, volleys well, and made a batsman in the University Games is R. J. C. Sutton, the Barts'"kills" with refreshing vigour. match dash smartly buckwards medical student, and it is unfor-

past the stumps for his first run,tunate that his training is inter- Segalen should improve his most of us know the shaking of runted by his having to take up game enormously as a result of partnering Hazel, together with the knees and the empty feeling, residence in hospital for a time. about the middle with which we One cannot think that the South the fact that he will be opposed have often gone out to bat

or will improve on the other districts to Hongkong's best players. At taken the ball for an opening hy producing any men swimmers of the present time, though quite over. "Shut your teeth and re-exceptional Olympic merit, and one well equipped with a good range of member you are an Englishman" ventures to forecast that the selec-strokes, he lacks confidence and was the advice of his wife to a tors will not be justified in sending weeds boulstering up to give full world-famous cricketer, and that out more than five or six men Inffect to his work. He is a stylist- is a good prescription to enable the British team. from whom two and shows distinct promise. He batsman to watch the ball and a would swim in the 100 metres frge. and Hazel will undoubtedly he of the most entertaining bowler to concentrate on a length, style event and four in the relay one

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